New Visitor Sessions by Source measures the number of website visits made by unique users who have never visited the site before, broken down by the source of their visit (i.e. search engines, direct traffic, social media, etc.) in Hubspot.
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Used to show comparisons between values.
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New SQLs (without offline sources) is a metric that measures the number of newly generated SQLs (Sales Qualified Leads) within a specific time period, excluding those who were sourced from offline channels such as trade shows or events.
The New SQLs by Source metric in HubSpot tracks the number of new sales qualified leads (SQLs) generated from each individual traffic source, providing insights into the effectiveness of different marketing channels.
The New Opportunities by Paid Social Source metric in Hubspot shows the number of new potential customers generated through paid social media marketing efforts, helping businesses measure the effectiveness of their social media advertising campaigns.
The Sessions by Other Campaigns metric tracks the number of website sessions generated by sources other than organic search, paid search, or direct traffic, such as referral traffic or social media.
The New Customers metric tracks the number of first-time customers acquired within a specified time frame, indicating the success of a company's marketing and sales efforts.
This metric shows the number of new customers generated through email marketing campaigns, indicating the effectiveness of email marketing in acquiring new business.
Total number of Emails Successfully Sent split up by Email Title. No historical data is available from the initial connection.
The Blog Views by Blog metric in Hubspot tracks the number of views received by each individual blog post within a selected time frame, allowing users to measure the popularity and engagement of specific blog content.